The German Bundestags Budget Committee has
A new UK Parliament report says the Ministry of Defences cost-cutting and short-term decisions have damaged the Royal Air Forces F-35 jet programme, causing delays, higher costs, and staff shortages. MPs found that delays and poor planning have increased costs, reduced the number of F-35 jets ready to fly, and created an engineer shortage
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Anduril Industries has
For the first time, a U.S
Milrem Robotics and Polands Military University of Technology (Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna—WAT) have signed a cooperation agreement to advance defence robotics through research, innovation, and education
Airbus, representing the Eurofighter Consortium has signed a MoU with Portuguese Aerospace and Defence Industries ((AED Cluster Portugal) to explore collaboration for Replacing Portugal's F-16A/B jets with Eurofighter Typhoon Fighters. According to Airbus, this memorandum of understanding lays the foundation for positioning the Eurofighter Typhoon as a "truly European" solution to replace Portugal's aging F-16 fleet
French Defense Procurement Agency (DGA) has asked Thales to develop, deliver, and deploy a
Ukraine is unable to shoot down Russian aircraft launching guided bombs with extended ranges of up to 200 kilometers, according to Ukrainian military expert and retired Major Oleksiy Hetman. Hetman was
Russia has tested its nuclear-powered cruise missile Burevestnik (“Storm Petrel” in Russian), President Vladimir Putin said Sunday, as Moscow positions the weapon as a strategic asset that could bypass United States and NATO missile defenses. Putin first announced in 2018 that Russia might develop a “low-flying, stealthy cruise missile with virtually unlimited range,” adding the system had now completed decisive tests